Category Archives: Journals

New Journal! PLI Current: White Collar Practice Journal

We are pleased to announce the newest journal from PLI Press, PLI Current: White Collar Practice Journal. This journal is the first in a series of new journals from PLI Press dedicated to coverage of key practice areas. It will be published at least twice each year and features original articles written by the leading experts in this field—practicing attorneys, judges, scholars, and others, including PLI Press’s highly acclaimed authors and CLE faculty members—dedicated to bringing you expert commentary and analysis of developments in financial crimes and related issues.

Articles in this premier issue include:

An Assessment of the Impact of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act over Its Forty-Year History, Don Zarin (Holland & Knight LLP)
Challenging the DOJ’s Accomplice Liability Strategy for Reaching Foreign Conduct in International Bribery Schemes, Colin R. Jennings, Steven A. Delchin (Squire Patton Boggs LLP)
Private Ownership and Public Trust: Combating Money Laundering by Requiring Beneficial Owners to Disclose Their Interests, Nicole Healy (Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley PC)
Cooperate and Risk Waiver? Balancing the Benefits of Government Cooperation with the Risks of Privilege Waiver in Conducting Internal Investigations, Melinda Haag, Rachel Muoio (Orrick, Herrington, Sutcliffe LLP)
Double Whammy: How the Landscape of Insider Trading Law Has Been Altered by the Second Circuit’s Martoma Decision and Prosecutors’ Creative Tactics Since Newman, Eugene Ingoglia, Tobias Fischer (Allen & Overy LLP)

This journal is available on PLI PLUS, our online research database. If you’d like to purchase a print copy, please email libraryrelations@pli.edu or call 877.900.5291.

PLI Current: The Journal of PLI Press

We are pleased to announce that the Summer 2018 issue of PLI Current: The Journal of PLI PLUS is available on PLI PLUS! Each issue of PLI Current features original articles that cover new and emerging developments impacting the law and the legal profession. In every issue you’ll find expert insights, commentary, and analysis from leading practitioners, including PLI authors and faculty members.

Articles in this Summer 2018 issue include:

Practice Tips for Challenging Immigration Detention in the Wake of Jennings v. Rodriguez, Judah Lakin & Amalia Wille (Van Der Hout Brigagliano & Nightingale), Valerie Anne Zukin (Justice & Diversity Ctr. of Bar Ass’n of S.F.)
Sexual Harassment Bills in the #MeToo Era, Miriam F. Clark (Ritz Clark & Ben-Asher LLP)
The Foreign Agents Registration Act: A New Wave of Enforcement, Robert K. Kelner, Zachary G. Parks, Alexandra K. Langton (Covington & Burling LLP)
Structuring Foreign Investments in U.S. Real Estate After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Carl Merino, Dina Kapur Sanna (Day Pitney LLP)

The Summer 2018 issue also features articles on data security and the CLOUD Act; preparing for depositions and motions in limine; modernizing communications safe harbors for issuers of securities; the impact of Trump’s tax cuts on profits interests as executive compensation; and more.

PLI Current is available through your PLI PLUS subscription.

Not a PLI PLUS subscriber? Click here to sign up for a FREE digital version of PLI Current. The journal is also available here for purchase in print.

PLI PLUS New Content Added in 2018

PLI PLUS, PLI’s online research database, provides unlimited access to PLI Press Treatises, Course Handbooks, Answer Books, Journals, in addition to Legal Forms and Program Transcripts. To reflect recent changes and the latest in legal developments, PLI PLUS is updated continuously with supplements and new editions as well as completely new titles.

Here is a list of new PLI titles added from 2015 through 2018:

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Questions? Email PLUS@pli.edu or call 877.900.5291.

PLI Current: The Journal of PLI Press

We are pleased to announce that the Spring 2018 issue of PLI Current: The Journal of PLI PLUS is available on PLI PLUS! Each issue of PLI Current features original articles that cover new and emerging developments impacting the law and the legal profession. In every issue you’ll find expert insights, commentary, and analysis from leading practitioners, including PLI authors and faculty members.

Articles in this Spring 2018 issue include:

The Myth of “Chain Migration”: Only Closest Relatives Need Apply, Austin T. Fragomen, Careen Shannon (Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP)
Should Social Media Platforms Be Accountable for “Facilitating” Terrorist Attacks?, Kathryn L. Ossian (Ossian Law, PC)
Cyber Insurance Gone Wrong: Insurance Mistakes That Have Cost Risk Managers Their Jobs, Thomas H. Bentz, Jr. (Holland & Knight)
GDPR Ante Portas: Compliance Priorities for the Impending EU Data Protection Regulation, Lothar Determann (Baker & McKenzie LLP)

PLI Current is available through your PLI PLUS subscription.

Not a PLI PLUS subscriber? Click here to sign up for a FREE digital version of PLI Current. The journal is also available here for purchase in print.

The Current: The Journal of PLI Press (Winter 2018)

We are pleased to announce that the Winter 2018 issue of PLI’s journal, The Current: The Journal of PLI PLUS is available on PLI PLUS! Each issue of The Current features original articles that cover new and emerging developments impacting the law and the legal profession. In every issue you’ll find expert insights, commentary, and analysis from leading practitioners, including PLI authors and faculty members.

Articles in this Winter 2018 issue include:

Supporting “America First” Through Diversity in Immigration, Austin T. Fragomen, Careen Shannon (Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP)
The “Internet of Things” and the Law, Thaddeus Hoffmeister, Daniel Berens, Sana Hussain (University of Dayton)
Sturm and Lots of Drang: The First Year of Economic Sanctions Under the Trump Administration, Kay Georgi, Lamine Hardaway, Regan Alberda (Arent Fox LLP)
“Reading the Tea Leaves”: IRS Developments for Charities, Marcus S. Owens (Loeb & Loeb, LLP)

The Current is available through your PLI PLUS subscription.

Not a PLI PLUS subscriber? Click here to sign up for a FREE digital version of The Current. The journal is also available here for purchase in print.